Stables, including Nos. 1 and 2, Stable Cottages.

The stables, including Nos. 1 and 2, Stable Cottages, were built around 1880, likely by H.A. Destailleur for Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild. They are designed in a 16th to 17th century French style and consist of stables and coach-houses with two cottages arranged around three sides of a courtyard, with a wall on the fourth side and projecting cottage pavilions. The building is roughcast with red brick and stone dressings, featuring steeply pitched slate roofs with sprocketted eaves and brick chimneys with offset heads.

The structure is one storey with an attic, resting on a brick plinth with moulded stone coping. It has brick pilasters with stone capitals and a moulded stone cornice. The left wing has ten bays with coach-houses that have double doors and fanlights set in segmental arches. The right wing features similar arches but has more irregular doors and windows for the stables. The far range has four bays with double doors flanking central windows. The attic includes dormer windows with brick side scrolls, stone voussoirs, and pediments, while the right wing has simpler intermediate dormers. The central dormer of the far range is made of stone and features panelled pilasters, a carved badge of five crossed arrows in a broken segmental pediment, and a clock instead of a window.

The two-storey cottage pavilions are more elaborate, showcasing stone quoining, a plinth, a band course, a cornice, and window surrounds that extend through both storeys. The front has two bays of sash windows, with one bay on each side; the lower windows have panelled aprons, and the dormers are framed in shouldered stone architrave surrounds with pediments above. The doors are located on the inner sides.

A wall across the front of the courtyard is made of brick with a stone plinth, featuring a simple entablature and banded pilasters, each adorned with a carved stone mask-head bracket. There are rusticated gate piers with a panelled frieze and moulded capitals. The far range includes an attached cast iron water pump with a stone basin.